Organizers at the Dubai World Trade Center announced that the Middle East International Motor Show scheduled to take place from December 11-15 has practically sold out with more than seven exhibition halls fully booked.
"Over 30,000 square meters of inter-connected space has been effectively sold…” said DWTC Director General, Mubarak Bin Fahad. He noted that there was great demand for exhibition space at the DWTC, so much so that hall eight and the Sheikh Rashid Bin Saeed Al-Maktoum Hall are already booked for other events and many of the cars will be tactically displayed in the new concourse.
With leading manufacturers expressing a keen interest for a higher profile at the event, Dubai's status as the hub of the automotive sector, in a region that is renowned for its high ratio of automobile ownership and use, has been underlined.
The Motor Show provides a platform for automotive industry leaders to showcase their wares, latest developments and concepts in a market that is both big spending and highly discerning. — (menareport.com)
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